"Louisiana "La-yers" Peeps"

I was busy with the rabbits today, they are in kindling mode, and was wondering if other La-yers are raising rabbits for meat, too? If so, what breed and why did you choose that breed?
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Just wanted to pass this along. Their are a couple new APA Poultry clubs that have recently started here in Louisiana. I am a member of the newly founded Southern Louisiana Poultry Breeders Association (SLPBA)  http://www.holdenrabbitranch.com/southernlouisianapoultrybreedersassociation/ .
Their is also the Central Louisiana Poultry Club http://clpoultryclub.wix.com/mainpage#!map/c12iy.

Our goal for the SLPBA is to give members of the poultry community in Southern Louisiana the ability to exhibit their poultry and fowl in local APA sanctioned shows. We plan to have 2 APA sanctioned shows per year as well as several smaller club shows.

Membership is: 20/year for individuals
                       12/yr for junior members
                       35/yr or family memberships

Contact Carrie at [email protected] for more information or an enrollment form.


Here is a link to our Facebook page for anyone interested. http://www.facebook.com/SouthernLouisianaPoultryBreedersAssociation?ref=ts&fref=ts

Thanks and have a great weekend everybody!


Thanks for the info.
 
I was busy with the rabbits today, they are in kindling mode, and was wondering if other La-yers are raising rabbits for meat, too? If so, what breed and why did you choose that breed?  :confused:


I DO ! I DO !! I have New Zealands and Californians. I also have Flemish Giants. I chose that breed because the meat taste great!

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I don't have rabbits yet, but I have already purchased the cages and built a lean-to to put them in. We want to get them after the holidays. I really want some Silver Fox rabbits since they are a heritage breed in need of help and I like their look. Anyone here have them?
 
And I want some!!!!!!!!!
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Quite a few years ago I wanted to raise some of those big girls. I went to an ostrich ranch in Robert, LA and observed their set up and bators, and also went to a BarBQ with ostrich burgers (YUM). LSU used to have an ostrich field on Highland Road right by the gates. I got in touch with them to learn more. I went to their offices and saw their bators and those BIG eggs. Before they let me go into the pasture with the ostriches, I had to take off my earrings (ostriches like to peck those) and they told me to not get directly in front of them because they said they would "lay me open from neck to stomach with their BIG front claw." When I got into the pasture, I kept trying to dodge being in front of them. I have to admit I was very AFRAID. I don't know how true all that was, but that was the end of my ostrich dreams. LOL To put everything into perspective, I was afraid of my Black Stars when I got them at 3 weeks old. LOL I told my granddaughter, "these are our chickens now and we cannot be afraid of them." So we petted them and held them until they were calm and we were, too. LOL So, that's the rest of the story.
 

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